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The Tales of Two Kinds of Modding
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times," and Now is such a time for the modding community.
As we all have a few days to absorb the facts and think about the situation, it should already become crystal clear that the Skyrim community is the guinea pig to test the waters for the paid-for-mod scheme in future games. What this also means is, the future generation of games and modding depends on us, US right here right now, to defend the art of modding.
The art of modding. Regardless of what belief we are supporting, we all love modding. Whether you are a modder or a mod user, there was someone, somewhere along the way, who taught you how to install a mod, how to optimize the game, how to sort load order, how to script, model, texture, animate, et... -
What does "Multiple Floors Sandboxing" do?
I am going to attempt to explain what this little plugin does and doesn't do in more detail.
First of all, I think it's important to understand NPCs sandboxing in Skyrim a little more.
The basic idea of sandboxing is that most NPCs don't roam around aimlessly, they usually has picked out something to interact with and therefore moves there. For example, "Oh, I want to use that wood chopping block, so I am going to move over there, and later, I also want to sit in that chair over there". Which results in the seemingly natural A.I. of NPCs moving about daily activities.
But how do NPCs know what they can and cannot do during sandboxing?
NPCs are told by sets of rules to freely interact with objects in a given locatio...